Daughter of Philip Sorger and Margaretha Schneider
Wife of Francis Navarre
Mother of Rosemarie and Louise
Grandmother of Althea, Roseanne, Krista, Bill, Laura, Susan, Linda, Donna and Debbie.
Sister of Albrecht, Marie, Alberta and
Johann.
Known as Margaret and Gretel, she came with her mother and siblings to America through Ellis Island from Germany in 1914 on the US President Grant when she was 2. Her family settled in Wisconsin where she lived until the late 1940s when she and her husband and daughters moved to El Paso for health reasons.
Margaret was a second grade teacher in the El Paso school system.
Wife of Francis Navarre
Mother of Rosemarie and Louise
Grandmother of Althea, Roseanne, Krista, Bill, Laura, Susan, Linda, Donna and Debbie.
Sister of Albrecht, Marie, Alberta and
Johann.
Known as Margaret and Gretel, she came with her mother and siblings to America through Ellis Island from Germany in 1914 on the US President Grant when she was 2. Her family settled in Wisconsin where she lived until the late 1940s when she and her husband and daughters moved to El Paso for health reasons.
Margaret was a second grade teacher in the El Paso school system.
Daughter of Philip Sorger and Margaretha Schneider
Wife of Francis Navarre
Mother of Rosemarie and Louise
Grandmother of Althea, Roseanne, Krista, Bill, Laura, Susan, Linda, Donna and Debbie.
Sister of Albrecht, Marie, Alberta and
Johann.
Known as Margaret and Gretel, she came with her mother and siblings to America through Ellis Island from Germany in 1914 on the US President Grant when she was 2. Her family settled in Wisconsin where she lived until the late 1940s when she and her husband and daughters moved to El Paso for health reasons.
Margaret was a second grade teacher in the El Paso school system.
Wife of Francis Navarre
Mother of Rosemarie and Louise
Grandmother of Althea, Roseanne, Krista, Bill, Laura, Susan, Linda, Donna and Debbie.
Sister of Albrecht, Marie, Alberta and
Johann.
Known as Margaret and Gretel, she came with her mother and siblings to America through Ellis Island from Germany in 1914 on the US President Grant when she was 2. Her family settled in Wisconsin where she lived until the late 1940s when she and her husband and daughters moved to El Paso for health reasons.
Margaret was a second grade teacher in the El Paso school system.
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